Real estate as an academic field has gained momentum in recent years due to the sub-prime crisis and sustainability discourses. Developing a novel framework based on the concept of economic sustainability of real estate locations, the book connects with the recent financial crisis, credit crunch and housing bubble discourses. Three pertinent issues are analysed: price in relation to quality, price in relation to income and the diversity of the product. The analysis consistently applies valuation automata to local house price and other data to develop various economic sustainability metrics,…mehr
Real estate as an academic field has gained momentum in recent years due to the sub-prime crisis and sustainability discourses. Developing a novel framework based on the concept of economic sustainability of real estate locations, the book connects with the recent financial crisis, credit crunch and housing bubble discourses. Three pertinent issues are analysed: price in relation to quality, price in relation to income and the diversity of the product. The analysis consistently applies valuation automata to local house price and other data to develop various economic sustainability metrics, providing metrics for real world decisions concerning economic sustainability.
Tom Kauko is Senior Lecturer in Real Estate at the School of the Built Environment, Oxford Brookes University, UK.
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List of figures List of tables Foreword by David Lorenz Preface 1. The sustainable urban real estate agenda: there is more to it than the 'green' thing 2. Economic sustainability considerations in a local real estate context (with post-bubble hindsight) 3. Assessment criteria for sustainable local price development 4. Some diagnostic issues 5. Quasi-dynamic SOM analysis of affordability in Trondheim 1993-2008 6. Quasi-dynamic SOM-LVQ analysis of quality in Amsterdam 1986-2002 7. Sustainability of urban renewal areas: cases of Budapest and Amsterdam 8. Concluding discussion: identifiable socioeconomic sustainability elements in a real estate context Epilogue Appendix 1: The SOM Appendix 2: Feature maps (SOM output) of Trondheim, 1993-2007 References Index
List of figures List of tables Foreword by David Lorenz Preface 1. The sustainable urban real estate agenda: there is more to it than the 'green' thing 2. Economic sustainability considerations in a local real estate context (with post-bubble hindsight) 3. Assessment criteria for sustainable local price development 4. Some diagnostic issues 5. Quasi-dynamic SOM analysis of affordability in Trondheim 1993-2008 6. Quasi-dynamic SOM-LVQ analysis of quality in Amsterdam 1986-2002 7. Sustainability of urban renewal areas: cases of Budapest and Amsterdam 8. Concluding discussion: identifiable socioeconomic sustainability elements in a real estate context Epilogue Appendix 1: The SOM Appendix 2: Feature maps (SOM output) of Trondheim, 1993-2007 References Index
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